List of Illustrations Chronology: Comintern Aesthetics - Between Politics and Culture Dominick Lawton Editors’ Note Introduction: Comintern Aesthetics - Space, Form, History Steven S. Lee Part One. Space: Geopoetics, Networks, Translation 1. World Literature as World Revolution: Velimir Khlebnikov’s Zangezi and the Utopian Geopoetics of the Russian Avant-Garde Harsha Ram 2. Berlin-Moscow-Shanghai: Translating Revolution across Cultures in the Aftermath of the 1927 Shanghai Debacle Katerina Clark 3. India-England-Russia: The Comintern Translated Snehal Shingavi 4. Seeing the World Anew: Soviet Cinema and the Reorganization of 1930s Spanish Film Culture Enrique Fibla-Gutiérrez and Masha Salazkina 5. The Panorama and the Pilgrimage: Brazilian Modernism, the Masses, and the Soviet Union in the 1930s Sarah Ann Wells 6. Polycentric Cosmopolitans: Writing World Literature in Indonesia and Vietnam, 1920s to 1950s and Beyond Tony Day Part Two. Form: Beyond Realism-versus-Modernism and Art-versus-Propaganda 7. Culture One and a Half Nariman Skakov 8. Street Theatre and Subject Formation in Wartime China: Origins of a New Public Art Xiaobing Tang 9. In the Shadow of the Inquisition: The Spanish Civil War in Yiddish Poetry Amelia M. Glaser 10. "Beaten, but Unbeatable": On Langston Hughes’s Black Leninism Jonathan Flatley 11. A Comintern Aesthetics of Anti-racism in the Animated Short Film Blek end uait Christina Kiaer Part Three. History: Beyond the Interwar Years - Afterlives of Comintern Aesthetics 12. The Revolutionary Romanticism of Alice Childress’s "Conversations from Life" Kate Baldwin 13. When Comintern and Cominform Aesthetics Meet: Socialist Realism in Eastern Europe, 1956 and Beyond Evgeny Dobrenko 14. Visions of the Future: Soviet Art, Architecture, and Film during and after the Comintern Years Vladimir Paperny and Marina Khrustaleva 15. Comintern Media Experiments, Leftist Exile, and World Literature from East Berlin Katie Trumpener 16. Workers of the World, Unite! Bo Zheng Coda Steven S. Lee and Amelia M. Glaser Contributors Index
List of Illustrations Chronology: Comintern Aesthetics - Between Politics and Culture Dominick Lawton Editors’ Note Introduction: Comintern Aesthetics - Space, Form, History Steven S. Lee Part One. Space: Geopoetics, Networks, Translation 1. World Literature as World Revolution: Velimir Khlebnikov’s Zangezi and the Utopian Geopoetics of the Russian Avant-Garde Harsha Ram 2. Berlin-Moscow-Shanghai: Translating Revolution across Cultures in the Aftermath of the 1927 Shanghai Debacle Katerina Clark 3. India-England-Russia: The Comintern Translated Snehal Shingavi 4. Seeing the World Anew: Soviet Cinema and the Reorganization of 1930s Spanish Film Culture Enrique Fibla-Gutiérrez and Masha Salazkina 5. The Panorama and the Pilgrimage: Brazilian Modernism, the Masses, and the Soviet Union in the 1930s Sarah Ann Wells 6. Polycentric Cosmopolitans: Writing World Literature in Indonesia and Vietnam, 1920s to 1950s and Beyond Tony Day Part Two. Form: Beyond Realism-versus-Modernism and Art-versus-Propaganda 7. Culture One and a Half Nariman Skakov 8. Street Theatre and Subject Formation in Wartime China: Origins of a New Public Art Xiaobing Tang 9. In the Shadow of the Inquisition: The Spanish Civil War in Yiddish Poetry Amelia M. Glaser 10. "Beaten, but Unbeatable": On Langston Hughes’s Black Leninism Jonathan Flatley 11. A Comintern Aesthetics of Anti-racism in the Animated Short Film Blek end uait Christina Kiaer Part Three. History: Beyond the Interwar Years - Afterlives of Comintern Aesthetics 12. The Revolutionary Romanticism of Alice Childress’s "Conversations from Life" Kate Baldwin 13. When Comintern and Cominform Aesthetics Meet: Socialist Realism in Eastern Europe, 1956 and Beyond Evgeny Dobrenko 14. Visions of the Future: Soviet Art, Architecture, and Film during and after the Comintern Years Vladimir Paperny and Marina Khrustaleva 15. Comintern Media Experiments, Leftist Exile, and World Literature from East Berlin Katie Trumpener 16. Workers of the World, Unite! Bo Zheng Coda Steven S. Lee and Amelia M. Glaser Contributors Index
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